Sexual assault allegations against Sean "Diddy" Combs center around his extravagant "Freak Off" parties from the early 2000s, which reportedly cost up to $500,000 per event.

These high-profile gatherings featured celebrities, models, and notable figures, characterized by luxurious amenities including expensive food, alcohol, and live performances. According to an anonymous event planner, the venues were notably decorated with mirrors on walls and ceilings.

Recent allegations claim these parties involved sexual abuse and exploitation, with some women reporting coercion through drugs or intimidation. Several lawsuits have been filed, including one detailing alleged abuse by Diddy and another unnamed celebrity in 2000.

In early 2024, federal authorities raided two of Diddy's properties, seizing evidence including video recordings. The investigation continues as more accusers come forward with testimonies suggesting a pattern of misconduct.

Diddy and his legal team strongly deny all allegations, maintaining that any sexual activity at these events was consensual. They emphasize that claims involving minors are unfounded and assert that the truth will emerge through legal proceedings.

The case remains under investigation, with potential implications for both the music industry and discussions about power dynamics in entertainment. Court proceedings are expected to reveal more details about these events and associated allegations.

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